Goal!

The Stand

It’s big and everyone is looking at you while your at the stand. You sower on a bible.  You walk up. The first question is asked. “Did you murder that man”.You obviously say: “No didn’t ever know him”.  You are very nerves and you start sweating, Drip,Drip,Drip. Everyone is looking at you and you are try not to confess and then the lawyers say ” No more questions your honer”. You are relieved, and then the judge says “Please step down from the stand”

The Witnesses

Every time your in court they always is a witness. In court the witness says they saw what they did. Not all of them saw what they saw tho. For example, Your getting accused for harming someone and a witness said they saw you do it. If you did harm the person you know the story but in this case this witness said that you hurt the person physically and you think to your self, I didn’t even hurt him like that.  Sometimes the witness lies to get you to go to jail because maybe he/she doesn’t like you very much.

 The Judge

This role in court is very powerful and stressful. The thing that is stressful is you have to do is get everyone to calm down.You also have to keep peace in the court room. You also get to say what goes.

Court Clerk

The Court clerk is the assistant to the judge. He/she is to call order in the court. And if you have evidence you have to make a promiseto tell the truth. The Court Clerk makes the schedule such as he/she tells everyone when the court is and what time is starts.

The Court Office

The court officer is a big part in a court room. He makes sure everyone is safe. He brings the witness up and down from the stand. He is just like a police officer but he is responsible for the lives in the court room.

What is it like in a Canadian Court Room

Canadian court rooms are a lot different than American court rooms such as in a Canadian court room you are innocent until prov inguilty. In American court rooms you are guilty the whole way unless you are prov in innocent.

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